Manual - Tracker
Manual - Tracker
Manual - Tracker
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Changing and adding the SIM card<br />
You will need tweezers and a TX6 screwdriver (torx). The changing should take place in clean conditions. We also<br />
recommend that you change the rubbery SIM card lid when changing SIM card. SIM card lids are available at<br />
<strong>Tracker</strong> service centre.<br />
1. Remove the three screws by twisting counter-clockwise and remove the lid.<br />
2. Use the tweezers to pull out the SIM card, if there is one in the device.<br />
3. Put the new SIM card in place. NOTE! PIN code request must be OFF!<br />
The card is going in the right way when the contact pads face the flex collar and the cut edge of the SIM<br />
card is facing the charging socket 3.2.<br />
When pushing the SIM card in, push it upwards a little bit (you can see the SIM holder suspension in the<br />
slot)<br />
Push gently with tweezers to make sure the card is fully in.<br />
4. Close the lid by pressing until the lid is on the same level as the cover. You can knock the lid a bit with your<br />
screwdriver‟s knob. Screw in the three screws by twisting clockwise lightly, but still enough that the top of the<br />
screw is on the same level as the lid.<br />
5. Make sure the device works by calling it or locating it with <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter® application.<br />
NOTE!<br />
We recommend changing the SIM card at <strong>Tracker</strong> Service centre to ensure the device remains waterproof.<br />
In case the operator or the phone number of the collar has changed, the collar has to be updated to <strong>Tracker</strong><br />
Live service (see chapter Changing the phone number of the device).<br />
Switching ON<br />
1. Place the device where GPS antenna 1.4 has unobstructed access/view to the sky.<br />
2. Switch power ON.<br />
� The green light 1.2 will turn on for a few seconds.<br />
� When the green and red lights flash at three-second intervals, the device is searching for GPS satellites.<br />
� The device is operational when the green light alone is blinking.<br />
3. Please verify the device functionality with a test call.<br />
� The device will let it ring three times untill the call is answered.<br />
� When tapping the collar close to the microphone can be heard on the phone, the line is open and<br />
functioning.<br />
4. Add the device to the <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter® software in your mobile phone and test position it on the map.<br />
� see Adding a G400 or some other tracking device in <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter®<br />
NOTE!<br />
Satellite connection is best achieved in the open air. In <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter® you can see the amount of satellites<br />
available in Menu > Messages (open the positioning message).<br />
The GPS power of the device should be set to full power in the beginning and can be set to economy or off when<br />
the target moves slowly or not at all. (Power adjustment is made from the Hunter software.) If you are using A-<br />
GPS, power saving mode is adequate. (See GPS power modes)<br />
The device will not necessarily function properly if GPS position has not been acquired before the device is put on<br />
a dog. In case the device loses GPS satellites for 30 minutes, e.g. GPS antenna is facing down or the dog is<br />
indoors, the position must be searched again, as you did in start-up phase.<br />
The device sends fresh GPS position to the hunter‟s device when the hunter requests it. In case the device is not<br />
able to get GPS position it will send the last known location from the memory after 5 minutes.<br />
Putting the collar on<br />
1. If the device is attached to a collar, it is important that the device is installed as shown in the picture 2<br />
The power switch should face the neck of the dog<br />
The microphone is located next to the charging socket. Install it towards the muzzle of the dog. 2.1<br />
The collar buckle is placed on the other side of the GPS antenna in order to force the GPS antenna to face<br />
the sky.<br />
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